Join the Crew, Brother

What kinda gigs we dig

We're early-stage, so roles are flexible and a lot of the work is volunteer or creative project-by-project. Terms get sorted in conversation, nothing here is a promise of a paycheck or a title. That keeps things flexible for you and honest for us while the crew finds its feet and its rhythm. Mostly we want people who care, learn quick and treat others right.

• Artists and 3D designers for gear concepts.
• Writers and storytellers for the culture.
• Community helpers for the Crew and forum vibes.
• Photographers and video folks for the Picture Show.
• Folks who love translating, for our 12 languages.

What we look for

Heart first, skills second. Show us somethin' you've made, a project you're proud of or just tell us why you vibe with this. Being 18+ (21+ where required) is a must. Curiosity beats a polished résumé. If you'll show up, share credit and stay kind when it's hard, you're already halfway in. You'll also be part of shapin' how the whole thing grows, which is a rare kind of gig.

Life on the crew

Expect a laid-back, creative crew that's serious about the craft and light about everything else. We share ideas out loud, give credit where it's due and look out for one another. Because we're early-stage, you'll wear a few hats and your ideas will matter. It's scrappy, it's real and it's a heckuva lot of fun if you like buildin' from the ground up.

How to apply

Fill in the form above. Say what you'd like to do, share anything we should see and tell us how you like to work. The crew reads each one and writes back as we're able. No spam, no weirdness. Your note goes to the crew and nobody else.

Straight answers

Are these paid jobs?

Some things might be, some are volunteer or project-based. We're early-stage, and terms get sorted in conversation once we know what fits you and us.

Can I work remote?

Plenty of creative work can happen from anywhere. Tell us where you're at and how you like to work, and we'll figure out what makes sense.

Do I need cannabis experience?

Not necessarily. Respect for the culture and a good attitude matter most. Skills in design, writing, community or translation are all welcome. We'll talk it over once we meet you.